Project Euler

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Project Euler is a series of various math problems intended to be solved with computer scripts or codes. The project is aimed at attracting adults and students interested in mathematics and computer programming. It currently consists of 197 questions to be solved, ranging in difficulty. New questions have been periodically added since the project's creation in 2001. The site currently features forums specific to a question after the user has correctly answered the given question.[1]

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  1. ^ Project Euler - About. Retrieved on 2008-04-04.

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